Yes, i do watching my youtube leather project video, but the materials and tools used are not specicified, foe example the kind of preaking iron used and the thread size( in mm) like what you use in your last wsllet project.
for wallet or smaller leather goods, i usually use leather with 1.6mm thickness or bellow, for bags about 2mm to 2.6mm. Pricking iron and thread size is depends on what looks/styles you are going for and how thick your project is. I use french pricking iron 3.85mm with 0.5 or 0.6 mm sizes polyester thread. Hope that helps.
for me, watching youtube videos and try to learn from it helps a lot, try to make more simple leather goods to start off, you will get better fast :) good luck!
Watch many different RUclips videos with lots of different styles. You may find an approach in one person's video that works for one application and another in another person's video that so on. Trial and error.
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Excelente trabajo!! Gracias por compartir su experiencia y el patron, quiero hacerlo para mi proximo viaje!
Thank you for watching!!
Yes, i do watching my youtube leather project video, but the materials and tools used are not specicified, foe example the kind of preaking iron used and the thread size( in mm) like what you use in your last wsllet project.
for wallet or smaller leather goods, i usually use leather with 1.6mm thickness or bellow, for bags about 2mm to 2.6mm. Pricking iron and thread size is depends on what looks/styles you are going for and how thick your project is. I use french pricking iron 3.85mm with 0.5 or 0.6 mm sizes polyester thread. Hope that helps.
@@LeatheryCo thank you and i'm sure it helps a lot.
nice bro
Thank you!
What kind / or brand of leather glue you are using?
i'm using Seiwa water based leather adhesive
Thank you very much for the reply , I am a beginner. Iam open for any advise.
for me, watching youtube videos and try to learn from it helps a lot, try to make more simple leather goods to start off, you will get better fast :) good luck!
@@LeatheryCo again, thank you so much.
Watch many different RUclips videos with lots of different styles. You may find an approach in one person's video that works for one application and another in another person's video that so on. Trial and error.